1.
The hold the point games don’t work like they do
in other games. You don’t get a ticking
time amount of points just for holding them.
What you get is points when you kill an enemy player, the more flags you
have when you get the kill the more points your team gets. So while its important to cap and get points,
its even more important to be careful and not die a lot.
2.
Brings me to my next point. Stay with your team especially if you are
new. If the enemy is distracted
targeting someone else or under fire from somewhere else you can get your shots
off and not as easly get shot yourself.
Also if you are the guy getting shot at but you are with a team they are
getting free shots. Its valuable to try
and stick with teammates. Sometimes its
ok to go run off by yourself but I’d say it’s a more advanced thing to do once
you get much better at the game and even then caution is actually way more important
than aggression.
3.
For main weapons as a starter I’d suggest using
the fastest firing automatic weapon possible.
The damage is normalized for pvp based on fire rate and impact. But as a beginner its much easier to hit and
make some kills if you can squeeze the trigger and just let the bullets fly as
many as possible. Later once you are
good something more powerful and precise is great. But starting out you can’t afford to miss
those shots on that type of gun.
4.
On maps that have vehicles get in and ride! They can take a lot of punishment, kill
pretty easily, and are pretty fun. My
best tip for them is if you are under strong enemy fire hit the boost button
and just race on out of there fast.
Recharge your shields then head right back. Best if you can catch someone out in the open
areas.
5.
Crouching takes you off the radar, make sure to
crouch, sneak and find good places to hide and watch the radar for your
enemies! This will help out a ton once
you get good at looking up there. Find
the places where you are above them and they can’t see you well or you have a
nice hallway to defend or others like that, terrain advantage and knowing where
you can and can’t go are also very important but just require practicing and
play time. Don’t be afraid to run around
on the map and look for these areas.
6. Get bounties before you go! Getting bounties from the tower for different things you can accomplish (such as play 5 games) will go a long way to helping you level up, get more skills and abilities, and enjoy your time spent PVPing.
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